MOTIVATION: JOURNAL ENTRY Do you think leaders are justified in

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Binds people with similar: Language, history, religion, beliefs, geographic locations Can lead to formation of nation-states.
Advertisements

Building a German Nation
Chapter 10 Nationalism Triumphs in Europe
September 6—What do you think was the main cause of WWI? Why?
Italy and Germany finally become countries
Key Terms – Nationalism and Unification
The German Nation.
The Creation of a State. In the late 1800s, Otto von Bismarck transformed Germany from a loose confederation of separate states into a powerful empire.
Building a German Nation
Section  In the early 1800s, German speaking people lived in a number of states as well as in Prussia and the Austrian Hapsburg empire.  Napoleon’s.
The Unification of Germany. Key Terms Prussia and Austria Principalities Confederation of the Rhine Wilhelm I Otto von Bismarck Denmark’s Schleswig and.
Task: As you complete the reading, 1. Circle any words that you do not understand 2. Underline any phrases/terms that indicate a sense of LOVE/PRIDE for.
Aim: What factors/circumstances aided in the unification of Germany ? (continuing with yesterday’s) Title: The Unification of Germany Do Now: (5 minutes)
Chapter 10 Section 1 Building a German Nation
Do Now: What was the main purpose or goals of the Congress of Vienna? –How long did the Congress meet? Dates? What were some of the changes made to the.
The Unification of Germany ( )
Chapter 23 Nationalism Triumphs in Europe Section 1 Building a German Nation.
Chapter 10 Nationalism Triumphs in Europe
QUIZ pp Who was appointed Prime Minister of Prussia in 1862 and master minded German unification? Who did Prussia and Austria go to war with in.
Unification of Italy and Germany
TEKS 8C: Calculate percent composition and empirical and molecular formulas. Unification of Germany.
Today’s Warm Up Turn in your homework & pick up the new warm up/exit ticket sheet by the turn-in tray. Answer the following question: What do you notice.
Essential Question: What were the causes & effects of the unifications of Italy & Germany? Warm-Up Question: ?
Nationalism The Unification of Germany and Italy.
Unification of Germany
Topic 14- Nationalism and the Spread of Democracy
Chapter 10.2 German Unification
Unification of italy & germany
Bismarck: Three Wars, One Germany
German Unification Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus
European Nationalism.
BUILDING A GERMAN NATION
The Unification of Germany
Germany United and Divided,
Otto von Bismarck & German Unification
Unification of Germany
Building a German Nation
Unification Italy & Germany.
The Germanic States In the early 1800s present-day Germany was made up of many separate Germanic states or kingdoms. Germanic States In the 1800s poets,
Essential Question: What were the causes & effects of the unifications of Italy & Germany? Warm-Up Question: ?
Nationalism and the Unification of Germany
German Unification The Rise of Prussia.
Topic 14- Nationalism and the Spread of Democracy
Building a German Nation
Nationalism Rise of War Machines.
German Unification.
The Unification of Germany and Italy
Nationalism Nationalists: people who believe that people of a single “nationality” should be one government Goal of Nationalists? Create a NATION-STATE.
Chapter 10: Nationalism Triumphs Section 1 - Unification of Germany
Focus: 9/30 In 1815, Germany was divided into several different states. The rise of nationalism, due to the conquests of Napoleon, led the German people.
A newspaper article from the Los Angeles Times written on 9/11/01 about the events of 9/11 – would this be a primary or secondary source?
What are some ways a country can become more powerful?
EQ: How did nationalism influence the unification of Germany
“The Unification of Germany”
Wednesday, November 14th HW: Read and answer the Aim in a full paragraph due TOMORROW. * Test on the Industrial Revolution, Ireland, and Unification.
Blood & Iron: The Unification of Germany
Unification of Germany
Objectives Identify several events that promoted German unity during the early 1800s. Explain how Bismarck unified Germany. Analyze the basic political.
5.3 Unification of Germany
Bellringer The King of Italy Victor Emmanuel II was: a)absolute monarch b)Regent c)constitutional monarch d)Italian Emperor.
German Nationalism and Unification
German Unification 10.2.
Unification of Germany
Nationalism: Unification of Germany
Nationalism The belief that people should be loyal to their nation, that is, loyal to the people with whom they share a culture and history (rather than.
Unification of Germany
German Unification The Germanic States In the early 1800s, present-day Germany was made up of many independent Germanic states or kingdoms. In the 1800s,
German States Become One
German Unification February 4rd, 2011.
Unification of Germany
Presentation transcript:

MOTIVATION: JOURNAL ENTRY Do you think leaders are justified in AIM: HOW DID OTTO VON BISMARCK’S REALPOLITIK PROVIDE THE FOUNDATIONS FOR GERMAN UNIFICATION? MOTIVATION: JOURNAL ENTRY Do you think leaders are justified in taking any kind of action—even those that are illegal or immoral—if it unifies or strengthens the nation? EXPLAIN…

I. PRE-UNIFICATION GERMANY A. 1860: German area was divided into 39 SEPARATE STATES. 1. People shared a common, language, culture, and history . 2. German people had been left divided at the conclusion of the Napoleonic Wars (1815).

II. OTTO VON BISMARCK a. PRIME MINISTER of PRUSSIA, (Prussia -2nd largest of the German States) b. Wanted to unify Germany into ONE STRONG AUTONOMOUS (self-governing) NATION.  

PRUSSIA AUSTRIA DENMARK FRANCE THE TWO MOST POWERFUL STATES IN THE GERMAN CONFEDERATION WERE PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.... DENMARK SCHLESWIG HOLSTEIN HANOVER PRUSSIA GROUP TASK: IMAGINE YOU ARE OTTO VON BISMARCK USING THIS MAP DESCRIBE AT LEAST THREE WAYS YOU WOULD UNIFY ALL OF GERMANY INTO ONE POWERFUL AUTONOMOUS (SELF-GOVERNING) NATION? INFORMATION WILL BE WRITTEN ON THE POSTER BOARD & PRESENTED TO THE CLASS. ALSACE & LORRAINE FRANCE BAVARIA AUSTRIA

c. Advocated BLOOD & IRON: BLOOD=WAR IRON= ABSOLUTE MONARCHY

d. EXECUTED POLICY OF REALPOLITIK 1. TOUGH POWER PRACTICAL POLITICS -Places political and economic interests of the state higher than the individual; the state follows no moral code, and is concerned primarily with surviving.

GROUP ACTIVITY: PRIMARY SOURCE ANALYSIS- BISMARCK’S BLOOD & IRON SPEECH EXCERPT IN GROUPS OF THREE YOU WILL READ & ANALYZE THE PRIMARY SOURCE ON BISMARCK’S BLOOD & IRON SPEECH EXCERPT & COMPLETE THE APARTS GRAPHIC ORGANIZER, ON YOUR POST IT PAPER & NOTEBOOKS. EACH MEMBER OF THE GROUP WILL BE RESPONCIBLE FOR AT LEAST ONE PART OF THE APARTSS GRAPHIC ORGANIZER. WHEN YOU HAVE COMPLETED YOUR TASK YOU WILL PRESENT YOUR APARTSS SUMMARY TO THE CLASS. AFTER EACH GROUP PRESENTATION THE REST OF YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ASKING AT LEAST TWO QUESTIONS OR PROVIDING TWO COMMENTS ON THE PRESENTERS ANALYSIS OF THEIR APPARTS SUMMARY.

CONCLUDING WRITING ACTIVITY/HW HOW CAN REALPOLITIK BE COMPARED WITH THE POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES OF CHINESELEGALISM & NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI? DESCRIBE AT LEAST TWO SIMILARITIES & 2 DIFFERENCES THAT THEY SHARE

Aim: How did Bismarck’s policies seek to maintain German autonomy? Describe the images What are the differences and similarities these images share?

I.CONSTRUCTION OF THE GERMAN EMPIRE UNDER BISMARCK Schleswig & Holstein 1.1864- Prussia & Austria fought Denmark. 2.Prussia & Austria won the war. Denmark lost Schleswig & Holstein. 3.Schleswig was controlled by Prussia. Holstein by Austria.

1866- Prussian army entered Holstein.  b. Austro-Prussian War 1866- Prussian army entered Holstein. After seven weeks Austria was defeated. Two states belonged to Prussia. Northern part of Germany was united. 5. 1867- the North German Confederation was established.

c. FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR 1. Two Reasons for Franco-Prussian War Napoleon III was afraid of how rapidly Prussian power was growing. Fighting over the Spanish throne. 2. Spanish throne had been vacant since 1868. 3. Spain offered the throne to the German prince. 4. Napoleon III convinced Wilhelm to reject the throne.

5. The EMS DISPATCH stated Wilhelm’s rejection of the Spanish throne 5. The EMS DISPATCH stated Wilhelm’s rejection of the Spanish throne. Bismarck, however changed the document and published a fake letter. 6. July 19, 1870 - Franco-Prussian war had begun. Germany won in 1871. 7. France gave Alsace and Lorraine to Germany. France was also forced to pay a lot of money to Germany. Germany was united.

If you had lived in Germany, would you have supported Bismarck’s policy of war? Explain

II. MAINTAINING AND EMPIRE 1. January 1871: Bismarck became the first German chancellor of the Second Reich. 2. King Wilhelm I of Prussia became the Kaiser/emperor of all Germany. 3. 1872: Creation of Three Emperors’ League: Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia. 4. Constitution set up a 2 house legislature.: Bundesrat (upper house): appointed by the rulers of the German states. Reichstag ( lower house): selected by universal male suffrage.

1. Describe the cartoon. 2. Who is the cartoon depicting and why? 3. What symbols are represented in the cartoon? Why? 4. What is the cartoonist’s perspective on the issue illustrated in the cartoon? 5. Do you agree or disagree with the cartoonist’s opinion? Why?

Concluding Journal Entry “Germany did not unite itself; rather, it was conquered by Prussia.” Assess the validity of this statement. Otto von Bismarck is considered one of the most influential leaders of the nineteenth century. In Germany, Bismarck is still one of the most loved figures in Germany history. WHAT IF Bismarck was never made prime minister? WHAT IF he was not given a position in the German government? How would Germany have been affected? Explain in a brief 3-4 paragraph essay.